Futures First: Mentor Interest Form

Become a Mentor — Futures First
Some futures need someone to believe in them first.

At Futures First, we serve Transition-Age Youth (TAY) ages 16–28, including young people who are justice-impacted and ready to move from instability to independence. Our mentors are True Believers, people who lead with purpose, speak life into young people navigating real challenges, even when it's hard.

This form helps us understand who you are, what you bring, and how your presence can become part of this movement. Because that's what Futures First is, not just a program, but a movement of people committed to transforming lives and communities, one young person at a time.

Once we receive your application, we will reach out to you and schedule a quick meeting to answer any questions you may have.

If you're ready to lead with purpose and show up fully, we want to hear from you.

Lead with Purpose. Speak Life. Show Up Fully.

Section 1: Basic Information

Full Name

First NameLast Name

Email

Phone Number

Section 2: Mentor Mindset & Alignment

1. “What best describes how you naturally show up when supporting others?”

2. "Which qualities do you believe are most important in a mentor?"

3. “How do you typically respond when someone you're supporting is not following through?”

4. “How comfortable are you mentoring someone whose experiences may differ from your own?”

Section 3: Skills & Value

5. "What industry(s) do you have experience in?"

6. “Which areas are you confident helping a young adult grow in?”

Section 4: Engagement & Consistency

7. “How would you like to engage with Futures First?”

8. “If matched with a young adult, how confident are you in your ability to show up consistently?”

9. "Please select your general availability (days and times)”

Part 1: Days Available (Checkboxes)

Part 2: Time Availability (Checkboxes or Multi-select)

Section 5: Purpose & Final Fit
“We’d love to better understand your heart and intention behind mentoring.”

10. “Why do you feel called to mentor young adults at this stage in your life?”

Share any personal experiences, values, or moments that shaped your desire to give back.”

11. “What kind of impact would you hope to make as a mentor?”

Start Your Futures First Mentor Journey